An impeller detection method in a centralized smoke exhaust system of a building
A technology of fume exhaust system and detection method, applied in heating mode, oil fume removal, non-variable-capacity pump, etc., can solve the problems of unbalanced load, aggravated oil pollution accumulation, aggravated impeller eccentricity, etc., to achieve accurate judgment and alleviate oil pollution accumulation. Effect
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[0037] Such as figure 1 The shown building centralized smoke exhaust system includes M indoor range hoods 11, 12... 1M arranged inside the household kitchens on different floors, where M is a natural number; the public flue 2 arranged inside the building is arranged in the The outdoor main fan system 3 on the top floor, the air outlets of multiple indoor range hoods are connected to the public flue through the angle-adjustable electric check valve 4, and the air outlets of the public flue are connected to the entrance of the outdoor fan system; The indoor fan and indoor impeller are installed in the range hood, and the indoor impeller is driven by the indoor fan; each indoor range hood presets the state parameter r of oil pollution accumulation, and the initial value of r is 0, and the detection state parameter S of the indoor impeller, S is initially The value is 0; the indoor range hood detects the indoor impeller through the following steps, see figure 2 Shown:
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[0053] The difference from Embodiment 1 is that when it is judged in step 11 that the indoor impeller is eccentric and the load is unbalanced, the indoor range hood enters a maintenance mode for pulsating maintenance of the indoor impeller. In the maintenance mode, the interior of the indoor range hood The preset maintenance cycle parameter T, the initial value of T is 0, the maintenance mode includes the following steps, see image 3 Shown:
[0054] Step 1. The indoor impeller rotates forward at the second preset gear position Ts for the second preset time t2, then stops for the third preset time t3, and enters step 2;
[0055] Step 2. The indoor impeller reverses for the fourth preset time t4 at the second preset gear position Ts, and then stops for the third preset time t3, and enters step 3;
[0056] Step 3. Add 1 to the maintenance cycle parameter T, and enter step 4;
[0057] Step 4. Determine whether T is equal to the preset maintenance cycle threshold Ts, if not, ret...
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